Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-05-23

dozen butter TUBS OF Inherent
licn viii be sold very cheap.
the NoNTToR office.
10 PHLLR'S millinery rooms
heir new white hats and summer
and a nice lot Of children's
ne for young cattle, sheep or
:. To let at reasonable rates,
bile and a halt from Barton viii
quire At this office.
pm
rown is putting in p acres to
and grain.
forget that Geo. Rendrick Is do
making in the Sargent shop.
button resumes work on his new
!, morning with large gang of
mond who left Us in search of
place for business, has concluded
by the name OF Lathe had a
nc OF and his hand badly mangled
At the chair factory last week.
e whitcher, who had the appear
being somewhat better, had
bleeding spell this morning.
aides Aid Society of the NJ. Z.
Nj and the Odd Girls meet with Mrs.
Blake on Thursday afternoon.
ted.
ersOns having claims against the
Barton are requested TO meet the
ben ut the Town clerks office
lturdaY, May 2sth.
X Baldwin, son of J. Porter Bal
has a difficulty with a hip which
ms serious consequences. The
hope To- prevent its running into
ease
y. Cheney has taken up his
IN his new home, Manchester, n.
iere ne Is actively engaged in the
= OF insurance. We wish him
ant success
q excited and painful expression OF
Y nauce which has been noticed on
nee of the amiable housewife the
- week, i passing Off-She has her
cleaning done.
weather since Nav came in has
delightfully."- pleasant, though it has
be somewhat dry and the air smoky
forest hires. The farmers are
|Dving the opportunity to do large
MT Of springs work.
/. Dean has invented a convenient
IN the line Of ease and elegance,
|lking an upholstered chair which
shifted in a minutes time into
nge. Il promises to be very use
Invention. He mas applied for a
p.
lrreu Simpson. who has moved back
bis house, was visited by friends on
lv night who contributed something
\ present necessities. Mr.. Simpson
,eeu sick for some months, and has
child, and Is in rather destitute cir
tancc>
q your hellebOre and sprinkle the
.ut and gOoseberry bushes at once,
le worms have come and while you
bout &c get the Paris green and doc
be- potatoes as soon a. they are out
ground. Kill or the biz beetles
here will be less Of the next crop.
friend. Thomas Baker, Jr. sends
umr papers which are devoted TO
interests OF the great west. Fargo,
Bakers city, l. rated among the
prosperous and growing centers
e great territory. We understand
Mr. Baker, Mr.. Spalding. and Mr..
IS. all Orleans county boys, and res
IS OF Fargo are prospecting finely.
-la Foster. who went west some
since 10 accompany his daughter
be- home, arrived here with her last
She has been i'll a long time and
st the western climate might benefit
but tt was thought best that she
u home. She stood the journey
well and will remain in this village
sufficiently rested to be taken to
.~ville.
.moriaI services viii be held here
SUNDAY aud Monday. May $3.50,
.r the auspices of Quimby Post, G.
Al appropriate memorial sermon
be preached NJ the VI. +. church
lay afternoon at o'clock, at which
re invited. On Monday at 80 p.
d procession will be formed at the
0i house consisting OF the band,
lby Post. Meade Post from Barton
ling and other soldiers present,
sunday schcSss. the Good TemplaTs,
the citizens. which will proceed TO
cemetery where the ceremony Of
rating the graves under the Post
q will be observed The procession
proceed To Opera hall where an ad-
IS viii be delivered by Mai. c. F.
-ch Of Coventry, and there will be
ic ly the Barton cOrnet band and
u corps. An invitation j. cordially
.lded 70 all 10 be- present; and it j.
ei the citizens will remember the
aud the cause. and turn out in large
loer- The address will be appro-
re and eloquent, and the music in
ing Let all the children ia town
.r out 10 help make up the juvenile part
be- procession Bring yreathes OF
.er..
tf-tpn Landing
IT, and Mrs Job Guild start to-mor-
Tor kansas. where they intend
pend the summer with their son,
7h
be- hotel i being improved in appear
e ana IN comfort by the erection OF
p veraudahs on the west and south
s SIr. Brown keeps a clean, temper
e. house and deserves patronage. W.
" be viii have r Int Of summer boarder:
sea sou.
he Grand Army Post will obseTv'
mortal sunday by services At the III
church, az 10 80, a. m; sermon b,